Sentence examples for when skill from inspiring English sources

In a day when skill had become a dirty word in art, the aura of craft that clung to his work did him no favours at all.

"When skill is out of the picture, and it is in most of my books, then you're left with the concept," he said.

But there is a particular spirit about this American team, a persistence and resilience that compel it to play on, a belief that unyielding commitment will bring a deserved reward even at times when skill and technique may not.

It has become a defining characteristic of American soccer, the certitude that even when skill and tactics are insufficient, and referees' decisions are contrary and damaging, somehow resolve can prevail.

In the seventies, when skill, craft, and mastery went out of fashion, a lot of visual artists moved into performance works that were considerably less entertaining than "happenings" — live or filmed or videotaped presentations of oneself doing something not particularly difficult, like walking a straight line in the studio.

This is particularly the case when skill is defined in terms of age and education.

Lives are saved when skills, resources and missions are united — not dispersed.

The emphasis is on developing skills before headship, in contrast to a traditional approach to school leadership when skills were largely learned on the job.

Under certain parameter conditions (for example, when skills are not easily transferred in going from one firm to another), the oligopoly results in a series of local monopsonies.

Second, when skills are in short supply, it may be cost-effective for government to fund skills development in areas in which employers have effective demand, much as is being done under the SICAT program in Mexico.

A longitudinal developmental approach that measures social exposure over the time period when skills are being acquired will provide more meaningful results.